BIOVIA Draw 2016

BIOVIA Draw 2016 is a scientific drawing tool developed by Dassault Systèmes. It allows users to create and annotate chemical structures, biological pathways, and other scientific diagrams.

Some key features of BIOVIA Draw 2016 include the ability to draw chemical structures using various tools, add textual annotations, generate systematic names for compounds, and create complex biological pathways using pre-defined icons.

BIOVIA Draw 2016 supports popular file formats such as MDL Molfile (*.mol), Chemical Markup Language (*.cml), and Bitmap (*.bmp). Additionally, it can export drawings as Scalable Vector Graphics (*.svg) and encapsulated PostScript (*.eps) files.

While BIOVIA Draw 2016 is primarily a drawing tool, it does offer basic chemical structure analysis capabilities. Users can generate IUPAC names, calculate molecular properties, and perform structure searches within the tool.

Yes, BIOVIA Draw 2016 is available as a free software for academic and personal use. However, commercial licensing may be required for certain use cases and organizations.

BIOVIA Draw 2016 does not have built-in collaboration features. However, users can share their drawings by exporting them in compatible file formats or by using third-party collaboration tools.

Yes, BIOVIA Draw 2016 is designed to integrate with other BIOVIA products such as BIOVIA Pipeline Pilot, BIOVIA Workbook, and BIOVIA ScienceCloud. This allows for seamless data exchange and analysis across different software solutions.

BIOVIA Draw 2016 is compatible with Windows and macOS operating systems.

No, BIOVIA Draw 2016 is a desktop application that does not require an internet connection for its core functionality. However, some advanced features may require internet access for data retrieval or additional capabilities.

Documentation, tutorials, and support resources for BIOVIA Draw 2016 can be found on the official Dassault Systèmes website or by contacting their customer support team.